Obviously not a very knowledgeable Electrician imo
What part mate?
What do you see wrong with what the electrician has done?
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Obviously not a very knowledgeable Electrician imo
Where you have said CU fuse is that where the meter is?it seems odd to me if that is the case, either way you need to contact the DNO if this is the cable feeding your house to hear their recommendations, don't mean to be a hindsight freak, but did your builder not mention this problem? daft question really all he is interested in is the building, every thing else is your problem. I would, contact DNO as a matter of urgency before anymore building work is done, sorry I can't offer any more advice.Hi Pete,
So what would you recommend?
Thanks
David
Well I would have thought that he should have realised the problem, and mentioned it straight away, perhaps "not very knowledgeable" is being a bit of a harsh comment, still think it should have been noticed and dealt with before any building work, think also the planning people should have noted it as well. My opinion is that this should have been dealt with at the onset of the works. That's all I can say. so I'll sign off now, as I can see this thread becoming a mud slinging exercise.What part mate?
What do you see wrong with what the electrician has done?
Your Welcome, Hope you can sort things out.Thanks for your help Pete.
That's all I can say. so I'll sign off now, as I can see this thread becoming a mud slinging exercise.
Hi Pete,
It's a 30's house, and all the houses on this stretch are the same - i.e. the power line goes directly into houses (with fuse on the inside of the house) - this was like this when we bought it, and the neighbours all have the same system, so i am not worried about that. The wiring in that photo is as we bought the house.
We knew about the problem, had scottish power out, and was going to move everything until the electrician said you could do it this way instead. Having a last minute panic to confirm it is OK.
No- they said they'd put a fuse on the outside of the house. At the time we didn't want any wiring on the wall (as we were going to leave the brick exposed)...
I don't quite understand 'fuse on the outside of the house'?
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